This is the best coffee shop that I've visited in Montana. The coffee was good. The breakfast…read moreburritos were perfect. The service was excellent. There is drive-through and walk-in service. You can also sit down at a table and enjoy your food and beverages indoors or outdoors. A huge plus is that Lewistown Coffee opens at 6 AM seven days a week. I'll be back. In fact, I'm going back tomorrow. And the next day....

We were in town for a quick stay - the motel was clean and comfortable The front desk staff were…read morevery professional, helpful and friendly Would definitely stay again

It might have been good , but I was unable to drink my iced coffee since it tasted like Pine-Sol…read morefloor cleaner (original scent). I remarked upon walking in that someone seemed to have gone hog wild with the pine-sol - the smell hit me like a wall! I ordered an iced coffee . I took a sip in the store , while I was still permeated with pine-sol , and it seemed fine. As soon as I left the store and was walking for a bit and then took another sip, I realized it too had been permeated . I don't know if it was the ice , the cup, or the coffee. Pine-sol original is one of those sickeningly pungent scents that gets stuck in your mouth just from breathing it in. I dumped it down the sink , it was not drinkable. ‍ My advice: Get a different floor cleaner and measure it like a miser.

This place is a must stop. We have great coffee shops in Austin, Tx but this place is over the top…read more Besides the great coffee and cinnamon rolls, the owner and her employees were so kind and welcoming.

amazing coffee, great food and service highly recommend if you're coming through the area.read more

I like another person leaving a review tried the location again and was hopeful the experience…read morewould be different. Sadly disappointed. Ordered the Local breakfast sandwich when it was brought to the table the person dropping it off said, sorry it's a little crispy on the top but the bottom is ok. The top was burned. I said it wasn't ok and I would like a new one. Next one came out messy and the bottom was crispy and hard so asked yet for another one. I sensed that the owner seemed bothered by my request to have yet another one made. The next one came out and was very dry, the croissant seemed stale and it seems that they kept using the same meat and egg. I should have just asked for my money back Honestly a juice and the sandwich was $21 and for what I received, McDonalds would have been a better option. With pricing as high as it is, the service and quality needs to match what is being charged. I don't mind paying higher prices but you must deliver the goods to reflect those prices.

Parr Creek is a nice bakery right on the main street of Lewistown…read more It's one of those places, though, where you need to arrive early if you want the best selection of goodies. By late morning there won't be much left. By late morning, there were only a few donuts on display. There isn't much room for seating here, so to take advantage of one of these treats, expect to wait or just take it to go. Parr Creek has a small breakfast menu, of the type of things you'd expect from a place like this. No full course meals here, just a wrap, pancakes, muffins, scones and cinnamon or caramel rolls. At least that's what was available on the day I was there. There may be other options during the week. The menu is on a whiteboard and it seems the locals don't need to look at the board at all, they just know what to get. On the other hand, there's a small lunch menu with enough selections to make you feel less guilty about indulging a sweet tooth. Next visit, I might try one of them. The sourdough pancakes were served with a rhubarb/strawberry compote that nicely balanced the pancake and I liked that it didn't have the same high level of sweetness as a syrup -- which is also available if that's your preference. Now, the cinnamon roll was gigantic. It was also very good. The frosting was a buttercream, like you get on a cake, and that gave it a completely different flavor than the usual melted sugar. A little of it goes a long way and I preferred to eat around the sweet and just enjoy the subtle cinnamon taste. If you're exploring the area, then make a point to visit Parr Creek.

I travel for work, so when I find a spot that has fresh anything, that's where I'll dine. I had a…read moreBreakfast Pocket with ham, scrambled eggs, spinach, mushroom and bell peppers in a garlic bread crust, and it was delish! Friendly staff too! When I'm in town bedtime, I'll certainly be back!

Great place visit for a lite breakfast, coffee or lunch. Very friendly, clean with awesome service.read more

Great place to grab a cup of coffee, latte, etc. in the morning. They also have a goo selection of…read moremuffins. Opens at 6:30 in the morning. They also serve lunch. Cannot comment on the lunch since I never tried it but the menu looked good.

It's an ok place.. it depends on who cooks and so forth. But for some reason 30 mins after leaving…read morethere after eating you get diarrhea.. and you can sometimes just be drinking tea. So idk

They have good breakfast never had lunch there. Breakfast was a little high but it tasted good…read more It's crowded so get there early.

I've stayed at the Yogo Inn and eaten at Stetson's several times before (albeit many years ago)…read more From what I remember, it was a fairly traditional American Diner. Having arrived in town again today I looked around to see what yelp might suggest. If we weren't so tired and didn't have a 5-month old sleeping baby, wet might have gone elsewhere. In the last few years, I've become picky about doing my best to eat quality food (I'm from California - it's my prerogative). I was not thrilled about eating at what I thought was going to be a traditional, greasy, American Diner where a "salad" referred to a handful of almost white ice berg lettuce with a few stale carrot shavings. Turns out, today is the launch of the new menu, and its so amazing that I had to write a review (which I almost NEVER do...). And apparently this is the first review of the restaurant proper). In short, the food quality and quantity are both excellent, and are better than many of the local restaurants at home that I frequent. The house salad is a massive portion of spring greens (and other fixins) with some high quality dressing options that I've never seen anywhere else (I had the raspberry curry vinaigrette). The chicken vodka penne had everything I was looking for. And the Devils chocolate cake - huge and amazingly soft and rich. The only constructive criticism I could possibly provide is that the baked potato soup (overall delicious as well) was a bit salty for our tastes, but we think that about most soups anywhere. The service provided by Dustin and Justin was also top notch. You simply must try the new menu for yourself, especially if you've eaten here before!

I'm writing this for my 89 year old parents…read more My wife and I were there for the Mothe's Day dinner. The meal was lousy at best. Every item was cold or empty. For the price that we were charged, it wasn't even close to being worth our time and money. We asked for more coffee and never received any. The roast beef was shredded and not carved. We have been coming to this restaurant for the past 26 years. What a Disappointment!! We will never be back and we do not recommend this restaurant to anyone. We sat next to two tables that were swearing about American Prairie. One star is too high of a rating for our experience.

We were passing through Lewistown when we stopped in at El Rancho. There was a sign when we…read moreentered, saying that they were short-staffed and be prepared to wait. We were seated and yes, service was slow, but not unexpected. We ordered beef fajitas and a combo with chile relleno and cheese enchilada. As a previous reviewer had noted, the hot sauce (served with tortilla chips) had chunks of cauliflower in it. That was just the beginning of an un expected Mexican dinner. The food arrived hot and the fajitas were sizzling, and were a pile of onions, bell peppers and...coarse grind ground beef. Not skirt steak or flank--but ground beef. The chile relleno was equally inventive: a fried tortilla wrapped around a cheese stuffed pepper. The enchilada was pretty standard. All in all, It was certainly not what we were expecting.

We always enjoy the food. The decor is very cool. The waitress was friendly. We go here at least…read moreonce a month.

I walked in an hour before they closed. I was greeted by smiling server, given the special for the…read moreevening and ordered a drink. I ordered the French dip. I'm traveling in MT from TN. What made this meal special was the very fact that it wasn't "special." It was special to me because the wait staff was friendly and kind. The food was fresh and tasted homemade. It wasn't fancy and wasn't trying to be something it wasn't. It was delicious and I enjoyed my meal in the diner immensely. It was an hour before they closed and they acted like they knew me. It was an absolute pleasure to dine here.

The Black & Bleu Bacon Burger was Superb. Jessica provided amazing service. She was exceptional and…read moreshe did and amazing job. The atmosphere was nice and sports like and calm and well done. Very good place to go eat and watch sports.

Brooks Market isn't consistently responsive or open/available. Other local catering options are…read moreElks or Yogo.

It is nice inside. The food is good but nothing special. No refills on tea. You walk in, order,…read moresit down and then your order is brought to you. That is the extent of the service.